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Phil Rogers

Phil Rogers

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  • White Sox Land A Bargain With An Elite Pitch In Shane Smith

    By Phil Rogers|ForbesVerifiedMajor League Baseball is in a period of change with its rules, but the Rule 5 draft has been held every year since 1920. The White Sox used it last winter to make a significant addition, plucking right-hander Shane Smith from Milwaukee. This draft allows teams with thinner major league rosters and farm systems to add talent from teams that can’t fit all of their big-leaguers and advanced prospects on a 40-man roster.

    By Phil Rogers · Forbes

    Apr. 18, 2025

  • Bears Look Set At Cornerback, With Tyrique Stevenson An X-Factor

    By Phil Rogers|ForbesVerifiedRyan Poles made easy decisions with the Bears’ cornerbacks the last two years. He invested a combined $116 million to extend the contracts of Jaylon Johnson and Kyler Gordon for a total of seven seasons. The next call on a commitment may not be so easy. With Johnson, Gordon, Tyrique Stevenson, Terell Smith and Josh Blackwell all under contract through 2026, new defensive coordinator Dennis Allen is inheriting a strong group of young corners, none older than 26.

    By Phil Rogers · Forbes

    Apr. 15, 2025

  • White Sox Land A Bargain With An Elite Pitch In Shane Smith

    By Phil Rogers|ForbesVerifiedMajor League Baseball is in a period of change with its rules, but the Rule 5 draft has been held every year since 1920. The White Sox used it last winter to make a significant addition, plucking right-hander Shane Smith from Milwaukee. This draft allows teams with thinner major league rosters and farm systems to add talent from teams that can’t fit all of their big-leaguers and advanced prospects on a 40-man roster.

    By Phil Rogers · Forbes

    Apr. 18, 2025

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